Maryland Beats Connecticut in ACC Baseball Opener
Maryland defeats Connecticut 6 to 1 in the season opener as four Maryland pitchers throw eleven batters. George Khne dins Don Brown and Bill McHargue drive runs with timely hits. Maryland uses a five run seventh inning to seal the win. Duke Wake Forest North Carolina begin ACC play this week with opponents Florida State Clemson and others on the schedule.
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Frederick Swimmers Triumph at Central Atlantic Tank Meet
Frederick swimmers led by Virginia Grove Barbara Bingham Tutie Grove and Nancy Wagner won multiple events at the Central Atlantic District I meet in Summit New Jersey area qualifiers set for April 15 in Surtrall New Jersey Grove lowered a butterfly record to 1 146 and Tutie Grove won breaststroke with a silver in butterfly Wagner won a gold in the eight and under individual medley Bingham claimed an individual medley gold and relay medals were earned by several Frederick teams 21 swimmers qualified for area championships with top six in each event earning trips to the April 5 meet in Summit New Jersey
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Nancy Wagner
Surtrall
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Aiso
Barbara
Cvent
Frederick
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Summit
Pegsy Molier
Sally McCanner
Susan Lebsherz
Virginia Best
Nancy Cole
Margaret Doll
Anne Rhian
Meg Garner
Alice Hendrickson
Linda Thrasher
Alison Sup
Mary Hetchen
Wnners
Hitchen
Lebherz Grove
Moiier
Senor
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Grove
Bingham Prep
Stup
Garner
Thrasher
Dorrell
Cadet
Rhian
Cole
Doli
Roth
Atnurst
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Champonsinos
Tom McCanner
Charles Rathie
Paul Summons Hunt Effins
Bob Evans
Willington Delaware
Kerri Malone Takes Third in Central Atlantic Diving
Kerri Malone traveled to Summit New Jersey Saturday to enter the diving championship for the Central Atlantic area. She earned the right by winning the Mason-Dixon League title for prep girls on March 4. In Chambersburg she placed third with 803.35 points, missing the second place by 0.02. This marks Frederick Y girls first ever placing in an area diving meet.
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New Jersey
Central Atlantic
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Chambersburg
Go-Carting News Highlights Local Race at Frederick Shop
Thunderbug karting event at Frederick Shoping center drew thirty karts for the season’s second race. Winners include Larry Ahall and Mibourn Ahall of Frederick for Class A Bushing, Al Orndorff Martinsburg, James Welty Hampstead, Ralph Sigler Widdleown, Franger Hampstead, and Ear We Shaw Damascus. Kuris Kart awarded a 580 West Bend gas can and helmet with six months dues. Detroit leads 2-1 in best-of semifinals against Toronto.
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Mibourn Ahall
al Orndorff
Martinsburg
James Welty
Hampstead
Ralph L Sigler
Widdle
Franger
Ear We Shaw
Damascus
West Bend
Miller Wins Rotary Tenpin With 724 Set
Miller wins the first annual Frederick Rotary Singles Handicap Tournament at Ter race Lanes with a 724 total after a 69 pin handicap. He posted a 257 163 235 for a 655 scratch and earned a $20 trophy alongside top finishers Ruth Michael 712 and Don Schattenberg 689. A field of 66 bowlers competed with 70 percent handicaps applied for men and women.
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Terrace Lanes
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Don Schattenberg
Frederick
Jerry Griffith
Evelyn Wegrer
Wegmer
Lois Shotwell
Beltsville
Howe and Sawchuk pace Red Wings to Cup semifinal lead
Detroit defeats Toronto 2 1 as Gordie Howe and Terry Sawchuk spark the Red Wings to a 2 1 victory in the Stanley Cup semifinal. Sawchuk, 31, earns his 10th Cup shutout while Val Fonteyne nets a late goal to seal the win. The series moves to Detroit with Game Four set for Tuesday.
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Gordie Howe
Terry Sawchuk
Detroi Red Wings
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Wings
Player Wins Sunshine Open in Miami Beach
Gary Player captured the Sunshine Open title with a 273 total after 72 holes, finishing one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer. The South African used a clutch 48-yard birdie putt on the final hole to seal victory, while Palmer finished strong to force the playoff-like finish.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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Gar Brewer Jr
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Boros
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Ragan
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gay Brewer Jr
BM Casper Jr
Bobby Nichols
Sam Snead
Jay Hebert
Navy Baseballers Edge Navy Beats 11 to 5 in Jacksonville
Jacksonville University built a nine-run lead over Navy by the fourth inning and cruised to an 11 to 5 victory at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Strickland pitched well for Jacksonville, allowing only two hits through seven innings as Navy mounted a late rally with three unearned runs. Jim Winn Bil Jackson and Pat Roney each managed a triple in the game.
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Neichwimner
Dark plans shape Giants spring strategy under captain Turner
Dark begins his first season as Giants manager after ten years of study and plans to employ squeeze plays and other methods to generate single runs. The club faces questions on Harvey Kuenn's position, catching depth, and a reliable reliever, while Mays, Cepeda, and Davenport anchor a lineup with McCovey at first and Alou pressed for outfield duty.
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Cincinnati Triumphs Over Ohio State In NCAA Final
Cincinnati Bearcats upset Ohio State 70 65 in the NCAA final to capture the national title. Ed Jucker led the team with defense and clutch plays, while Ohio State star Jerry Lucas scored 27 as the Buckeyes failed to complete an unbeaten season.
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Podres Shuts Out Orioles as Dodgers Win 22-0 in Grapefruit League
Johnny Podres pitched nine innings for the Dodgers in a 22-0 blowout of the Orioles in Bradenton. He struck out seven, walked four, and helped Los Angeles improve to 9-6 in exhibition play while Baltimore fell to 7-8. The game featured a two-run double by Gus Triandos and a sharp error-free performance by Podres. Boston 1-0-2 division playoff score noted as 123-101 in final line.
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